Trump hints at softer immigration stance as Minnesota agent drawdown unfolds

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A Trump administration update reports about 700 federal agents will depart Minnesota, leaving roughly 2,000 on the ground. Trump says he supports a 'softer touch' on immigration while promising toughness on criminals, with Minnesota Gov. Walz demanding proof of impact. Senate Minority Leader Schumer says the drawdown is insufficient. This digest also covers other political developments, including a California court ruling on congressional maps and discussions around human trafficking and other national stories.
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